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Candidiasis, Oral

 
 
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  • In summary, MUC7 12-mer peptides appear to be excellent candidates for investigation of antifungal activity in in vivo models of oral candidiasis [23].
  • If C. albicans uses MMPs (mainly MMP-9) to disseminate, inhibition of this protease could be of interest in treating a variety of inflammatory disorders, including oral candidiasis [24].
  • The results support previous conclusions that IL-4 is associated with resistance to oral candidiasis and suggest that NO is involved in controlling colonization of the oral mucosal surface with C. albicans [25].
  • Antifungal activity of human salivary mucin-derived peptide, MUC7 12-mer, in a murine model of oral candidiasis [26].
  • The rationale of this study was to investigate the involvement of IL-18 in the inflammatory response against oral candidiasis [27].
 

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